gig work WILL collapse...

the truth hurts. I hope this doesn't come as a shock to you, but the gig work that we all know and love will not be here forever. we will eventually be displaced by technology when the time comes. rather than becoming fully dependent on this, I want you to develop your creative skills that can't be replicated by a machine. go out there, try new things, get curious, and build something that you've always dreamed of. you aren't a true entrepreneur if you are addicted to these apps, build YOUR skills and YOUR future not someone else's.
my instagram: / _eliesch_
#doordash #fooddelivery #gigeconomy

[@julieanders763]

corporate world isn't either. I got laid off from Amazon of 3 yrs. everything is temporary

[@hannibalishungry]

100 percent agree. Eli you are always ahead of the game 💪🏾

[@minimalist_monk]

What up HIH

[@eliesch]

big love Hannibal 💯💜 stay crushing it homie!

[@bobg3221]

😂😂😂

[@EverOutward13]

It's so crazy that you posted this today! My co-worker and I were just talking about having an exit strategy.

[@eliesch]

the serendipity. I'm glad you two were having that conversation in the first place!!

[@moisdawg]

well said. Gig workers are literally putting themselves at risk out there in many ways, so I hope everyone arrives at a place where this line of work is no longer a must.

[@eliesch]

well said Moises. very well said.

[@firstlast8258]

Dangerous freedumbs?

[@novemberwinter156]

So true this is why i do Uber & DoorDash my goal is to build my small business and I’m done so far so good

[@jamesandersonreviews]

Every jobs is risky. Job security is a myth.

[@GigLifewithLexi]

Yes! This is definitely why I have another job. We can't rely on these apps for steady income.

[@dzim8822]

While I think autonomous AI deliveries will come to be, I don't think it will happen for a long time.

[@derekcarruthers2197]

Maybe you but I'm doing just fine.

[@GigLifewithLexi]

@@derekcarruthers2197 that’s great! My market is not good

[@sunshynff]

You have another job, because that's the way it's set up to be, for you to make as little as possible so a minority will profit, gig work is the newest tool to make us poorer, and value our work less. Don't take the bait, this guy is a moron.

[@bobg3221]

It’s funny because I make decent money AFTER TAXES! I would say about 500 a week I do my own maintenance work on my car and shop smart for tires and breaks so that helps soooo having freedom and being with my family is better than being at a pos job and struggling to start own business let’s be honest it’s vary expensive out here so naw I’ll take be able to work anywhere!

[@omarbarron1767]

I agree 💯...I started doing Uber eats back in 2018/19 then went to lyft for 1.5 years. Pandemic hit. I quit. Started door dashing late 21 and into 22 grinding hardcore. . I've already started heading towards doing something I'm passionate about. Working on other side hustles and stashing cash to fund my true goals these gig apps are just stepping stone's.

[@eliesch]

Bingo! work on your passions Omar!!! that will lead you to unimaginable long-term success and happiness.

[@sunshynff]

It's so sad that our society has been indoctrinated to think things like "daily grind" and "side hustle" are things to be proud of, the cause for inspirational memes. Only in a country who's heart and soul is consumerism, and unabashed capitalism, could societies elite not only get the populace to work themselves literally to death, to enrich the few, but make it so they're proud to sacrifice the precious time they have on earth, to fill the pockets of others, as they chase that carrot they'll never receive.

[@NakedMatrix]

Awesome Advice. It's Game Over Here on South Beach. If you look at the map, this part of town is only about 2 miles wide and 3 miles long (or less). In the past 3 yrs, it Seems like every South American and their mothers (literally) flew over here to do Deliveries. The kicker is they all work with 2-4 phones all with different accounts. Some of them are illegal and rent accounts from the Legals that have accounts but don't use them. I used to be able to sit home and get deliveries all day and night. Now there is a group parked in front of every single restaurant on scooters and they take deliveries for $2 & $3 all day. So either the companies realize this now and hold back tips, or the customers got used to not tipping. Either way, 99% of the few deliveries that reach my phone are for $2. It's Game Over.

[@Whiskermarks]

I have a friend that was a NY City Cab Driver for over 30 years..The pay slowly decreased over the years and tickets,fines and accidents are all part of the business..Then Uber displaced the whole business.

[@CS-qc7np]

Exit strategy is a must. That one complaint that gets you deactivate without any recourse will leave you out in the cold.

[@THAT-PREACHY-DUDE]

The "matrix of the workforce." This is a message from God. That I need to get away from gig work. I literally thought about going back to gig work. This morning but then I said."This shit is a hamster wheel. Driving everywhere but not getting anywhere." Also a friend of mine told me last week. "People need to find work thats "AI proof". Glad this video found me today. God bless you man stay blessed.

[@eliesch]

So happy that you’ve come to this realization before it’s too late. Maintain awareness and autonomy.

[@EBKDanteMustDie]

Honestly I tried gig work and its been hell trying to make a living lol. It’s good money if you live with family but if you live alone I personally don’t reccomend it and you’re right. It’s really not even profitable anymore for me personally and I actually lost money trying to do it these past few weeks. Luckily I have a interview lined up tomorrow and I can stop f’ing up my car at their expense if I get the job.

[@eliesch]

hey, best of luck landing that job!

[@thegoober8797]

I make lrofit

[@sunshynff]

You shouldn't have to f-up your car, don't you see why gig work, app jobs have become so popular? Because it allows corporations to run almost entirely on employees they are forced to call themselves independent contractors, which frees the company of ANY responsibility, including health insurance, workers comp., employee benefits. They've known this since the early days of Uber and Lyft, when venture capitalist invested billions in the gig economy, taking a loss for many years. Why do you think Uber was so damn affordable at first, and the drivers were still making a little bit of money, well those days are gone. Get out while you can, technology is not what's going to ruin this industry, this guy is waaay off.

[@sunshynff]

@@thegoober8797, doubt it

[@EBKDanteMustDie]

@@sunshynff i think technology was just a wild guess but what’s really ruining the industry is inflation. Gas is so high now that it just doesn’t make sense to go full time with this. i feel like i’m taking a risk every time by being in that situation so I would only use it as supplemental income.

[@ltp1220]

I'm starting my new job at the post office over in Arlington, just retired from Doordash, UberEats, Grubhub after delivering over 6000 deliveries in the southwest twin cities area. Served me extreme well, was able to make 25-35/hour before gas/expeses on breakfast/lunch shifts. But I truly know that this isn't a good career to have. I think post office will fare better during an economic crisis if/when we get one plus many positions are open so it was easy to get in plus the benefits are insane. I feel blessed good luck to everyone with their lives hope you all are happy and prosperous.

[@tammystewart10]

Big tech companies will be needing huge upfront capital to acquire robots and vehicles. Human drivers will still be around and co exist with robotic deliveries.

[@javyalmo1895]

Still means wat less money for you. Dont live in denial!!

[@rimdemolisher972]

I’ve been doing Uber eats and DoorDash food delivery for quite some time already (let’s say two years) I’ve been to various of places around Georgia where I never been to before, I visit restaurant I never knew seized to existed as well and I met tremendous amount of people along the way and had the greatest of times I even quit to Walmart to do this full-time and even you Eli got me right back on it after looking at you grinding, but after watching this video it is true that technology is only going up to where they won’t need human beings anymore so I’d like to say that I am planning on graduating from food delivery by end of this year. I’m looking into doing MIT and becoming a paraprofessional teacher I don’t plan on food delivering forever you know. 💯💯💯💯

[@jaylenlenear7850]

I think companies are underestimating heavily human comradery. Most people will be disgusted with the greed of companies trying to replace humans with robots and will refuse to consume from that company (unless it's something very essential)

[@TriNguyen-zf3pp]

I stopped dashing. It's not worth it anymore.

[@herpderp66]

Self driving cars will not happen any time soon. The current system uses cameras to detect it's surroundings. They have a blind spot with the color silver and reflective surfaces (chrome). Until we have a system where cars could communicate with each other and the internet system to make all that happen self driving cars ability will be very limited. Company in CA used robots to deliver groceries. All automated and self driving. They went bankrupt.

[@electropentatonic]

How are they paying drivers less and charging customers more? 😂 It's freaking crazy

[@Mr.Betonyou]

Great message! Appreciate the shoutout. Keep grinding man! Your energy and knowledge as a young man is impressive 💪🏼

[@ReptileRaptureRR]

Truck driving is the logical next step.

[@firstlast8258]

Good luck with that

[@nomaderic]

Disagree. Food delivery will continue to grow and grow. Delivery of any kind will continue to grow. 5 to 10 years ai will takeover, no. More like 15 to 20 even then not completely. The freedom any normal person can get from doordash is pretty much unmatched.

[@partytime4963]

I agree with u. People prefer humans more and humans prefer flexible jobs more. We wont have to worry that hard about being replaced

[@robertduvall8423]

Odd as it may sound… I believe you AND Eli both make great points. I can say both of you are right or wrong 🤷‍♂️ In any event… you both have made me think! Thanks!

[@partytime4963]

@@robertduvall8423 I know right! Same way we thought we'd have flying cars by now. Not every concept will be feasible and in high demand

[@renegade2325]

Driverless taxis have already been introduced in san Francisco. 5-10 years drivers will be unnecessary the same with cashiers. Companies are looking to increase profit margins anyway they can, and automation is the best way.

[@f.heightsmusicofficialpage2238]

I personally would rather have human interaction when dealing with customer service. (What about when they forget the drink and we have to remind them a drink is in the order?) And I know alot of traditional Americans feel the same.

[@carlosortega8643]

I needed to hear this! I need to act now and take action on my next endeavors. Thank you !

[@eliesch]

YES! YOU GOT THE MESSAGE BRO!

[@2_Solo]

I’m 6 years from retirement… I’ll keep grinding. Multi apping is key. “Investing” in what? All will fail! Cash is king!

[@FollowMagicBrad]

Hourly compensation is limiting. Go for passive recurring affiliate commissions.🎉

[@thatclover123]

low base pay, high gas prices - that’s bad enuf but every year my car blowing up, that has pushed me over the edge.

[@gavinkneller]

Gas is a fat tax write off at the end of the day so who cares 😂

[@brank999]

I wouldn't bet on me. I'm a dumbass, but at least I know it.

[@johncwilsonjr4845]

I’ve heard this one before ...here is why you are wrong ....customers enjoy these apps because they like to be catered to. (By a Human) When they write “Leave on table next to door, and do not knock I have loud dogs” ... they expect notes to be read and followed. As soon as they realize that a robot is sitting at the end of their driveway and they actually have to move a distance outside of their house every time they will stop using the apps. The companies will lose money and the entire thing will collapse. Gig work is going nowhere my friend. But I agree it should be used as a stepping stone to something bigger and better. Also, humans are insanely efficient. Can you imagine how long it would take a robot operated car to deliver 10 Walmart grocery orders? LOL!!!!!

[@philipgentry6133]

John Wilson Jr. Everything you said totally agree 👍

[@S1mL1fe]

Exactly. We are far far away from any tech that can replace human to human interaction. I know people working in AI. We are at like the caveman stage right now in terms of robots replacing humans. But people love listening and watching this stuff it sells and gives clicks

[@oscar1748]

Don't tell that to Elon Musk😉

[@PVGEM]

Great video,Eli!! Blessings bro🙏

[@thewolftitangg]

Right now I'm using doordash to build up income to help me take paid certification classes in community college and help me get started as an adult when it comes to finance. I know it is not a very reliable source of income especially in my area or in the long run and all gig work should be is temporary or secondary income.

[@Platelunchexpress]

It’s about dead in my area

[@AF-hx4xz]

Same thing with 99% of jobs tho… they are all shit! As a person with a bachelor’s degree in biochemistry, never thought i would be saying this!

[@eliesch]

hahahahaha 😂

[@MJorgy5]

Self-driving cars should be illegal. Also, that's one expensive robot to drive across town while caring for an order, entering a door code upon arrival, then properly delivering an order to a 3rd floor apartment while communicating to your customer in a humanesque fashion.

[@S1mL1fe]

Yup ain’t going to happen. Just like people uploading their memories and thoughts to a computer. That doesn’t make AI more human. It’s all programming code. People think we are on the cusp of AI tech when we are actually light years away. But sci fi sells and has for like 80 years. To create AI that could possibly off humans we would have to give them consciousness. We aren’t close to even figuring out our own consciousness and reality, let alone creating it for a robot

[@zram4x4]

Eli, you are an excellent speaker. Be proud of that. Most people can't do that.

[@eliesch]

Thank you Ron. 💯

[@davidortiz6233]

10 years is a very long time my friend. We think all this tech is possible, but there are many things that go wrong with algorithms and robots. We all say etc all these things. There are some good areas that are ok for door dash. You must learn a skill that makes money. $$= skills. Trading Options, Nursing. Etc.

[@MrEjohnston]

I work in the market where The American Mobility Center, a proving ground and tech center developing self driving cars. I had a pizza order that took me there. As I handed the woman her pizza, I said, there's an irony of me delivering food to people that are feverishly working to put people like me out of a job, she laughed and said' We are several years away from that. She did say that General Motors is the most advanced on the campus. Eventually we are going to be replaced. Apparently after spending $100 Billion on self driving cars, it has become obvious that a self driving car is a lot more difficult to develop than previously thought

[@garyday6681]

The one thing that will stop AI and automation is maintenance. Things break and are expensive and now time consuming to repair. Drivers bear all the cost for maintenance. Apps can always hire more drivers when one breaks down.

[@Superman_305]

Economist vehicles as in driverless vehicles let's see how that works out spoiler alert: they will literally crash and kill someone or economist vehicle as in Electric cars ha! Commieville california has proved that's a failure considering now they're telling people not to charge their EV's (Electric Vehicles) due to their hysteria about the their power grid and plus they're breaking down and cost more to make and buy than a fuel powered vehicles. Now I look at like this I'd rather have a gig job because 1. I'm working when I want to 2. I'm not around anyone because people annoy and aggravate me in general and 3. Most importantly I'm my own boss and I answer to nobody. I'd rather have a gig job than a normal 9-5 job . Nope being a gig worker that's the life for me 😁

[@cassiemyersconcertvids]

Gig work is totally a dying industry, but I feel like DoorDash is gonna need human drivers for the forseeable future. AI simply cannot solve complex problems like "can't find customer's address" or "food item was wrong." There's definitely a lot more to it than just drive and deliver. But for real, get a backup plan anyway.

[@williepsycho8005]

Well said , you are on point

[@BiggameTechJourney]

I agree I’m doing full time but I’m study in tech I’m self study for CompTIA A plus.

[@Liam83119]

Great Video as always Eli ! But you are right. I saw this coming at the height of the pandemic. I was making good money during the pandemic and before. While the pandemic was winding down, I saw the earnings go down and went out and got myself a full time job. Don't rely on these gig economy, we as contractor are only a number to them. Doordash, Grubhub and Uber won't hesitate to deactivate you over any little thing. Don't put all your earnings in one basket.

[@christianchristiangirl2121]

Lol.....does he make $60,000 a year?

[@thetraveldasher2255]

Great words of wisdom, Eli!

[@pepeswoop]

U can see in his eyes," THE END IS NIGH"

[@eliesch]

😂😂😂 love youbro

[@jamesandersonreviews]

In an ever-increasing “convenience society”, I beg to differ.

[@omega-nf5ku]

Well anyone thinking about delivering for living for 10 years is out of their minds anyway so it doesn't matter.

[@f.heightsmusicofficialpage2238]

Tell that to ups drivers

[@omega-nf5ku]

@@f.heightsmusicofficialpage2238 that's different because they get a salary unlike us. Gig economy will die. Regular jobs won't

[@f.heightsmusicofficialpage2238]

@@omega-nf5ku yea but we get our own perks. And there will always be those who can't get out the house that need our service

[@omega-nf5ku]

@@f.heightsmusicofficialpage2238 true but if robots take over they don't need us. I'm sure doordash and uber is doing their best to try to get rid of us since they make more money by letting robots deliver for free.

[@f.heightsmusicofficialpage2238]

@@omega-nf5ku the expenses to roll it all out . Maintenance/ upkeep, lawsuit for when their technology fails, which it will every once in a while.. yea we'll see who they decide to go with . Door dash pays drivers approximately $2 an order ... So what really will be cheaper?

[@bulletmanz10]

Alg just brought me here. You’re a special human being brother keep on spitting helpful info. Subscribed

[@imjusterykah9859]

Thank you

[@samfrash3329]

I talked trash about a few of your videos because you were yelling and waving your arms around like you were streaming video games to keep 6 year olds entertained. This video is most definitely not that. I know it's 6 months old but it's exactly what I needed to hear. Sorry about the trash talk, homie. Keep on hustling.

[@eliesch]

🤣🤣🤣 much love homie

[@DudeLyfe]

The autonomous effect is still a brazen theory on the grand scale of things. You know how many times I heard growing up that Ethanol was going to replace oil and our cars would run on grocery store items. Pushing people to diversify their output is always good advice but basing that on a theory that most likely will not come to fruition is disingenuous. DD is SUPER saturated but that's temporary. Telling people about the autonomous stuff WHILE the market is saturated is borderline fear mongering. We heard nothing about this stuff when everyone was making 30+/hr 🤷‍♂️

[@SD-ci6kz]

You were so right.

[@brianasingleton3329]

Exactly. Make your money while it's there but diversify, diversify, diversify! Besides, time is the best commodity, and the only one you can't get back. Free up time is the goal. Keep grinding!

[@eliesch]

Yep! You get it!

[@str8gookintv]

Facts! Keep on grinding my guy!!!!

[@eliesch]

I NEVER STOP. neither should you. you have to fight for your dreams.

[@devanmurphy5817]

I hate to be so negative but I truly don’t support robots taking jobs from human beings unless the job was in very low demand. There’s literally millions of delivery drivers in the US and it doesn’t feel right to take away those jobs

[@javyalmo1895]

Well it makes sense if you're a Business.

[@eliesch]

true Devan, but shit, large corporations don't care about feelings at the end of the day. sad but that's the truth.

[@firstlast8258]

@@eliesch only at voting time

[@chrissyberry685]

This whole next generation will not have many jobs. AI is going to put a lot of industry out of business.

[@JohnMikaelian]

Facts on facts, Eli - UDM and I had a live discussion about this last week on my channel about our exit strategies. These apps aren't meant to be lifelong career paths. Use them while working towards your goals.

[@flyhigh5251]

Good does that mean you guys will stop making videos. Thank god my prayers are answered. Oh wait that IS your exit plan 😂👍

[@JohnMikaelian]

@@flyhigh5251 I don't make gig content

[@flyhigh5251]

@@JohnMikaelian I’m just being a ball buster man. Do whatever you guys want. I mean I guess it’s just fun to make videos for people like UDM is what I’m guessing and that’s cool. Who knows maybe these guys have other channels with a million subscribers idk

[@SlickEvan]

What type of videos do you think you'd want to make in the future? Nice video, good points.

[@rubenmoreno5731]

I’ve always done a part time job that helped pay my gas so i can use my gig money too pay my bills and exceed my expenses immensely. I literally earn so much part timing everything. I hope i can just do this for a while

[@sz1404]

Right now Saudi Arabia has a self-driving car as a taxi with the driver behind it for now it's being tested. Also keep in mind these apps are willing to pay millions of dollars for these other types of Transportation and they give less wages to the worker

[@quadrywhite]

Have to move back to hometown after 1 full year of full time gig work because payouts slowed down tremendously. Good luck everyone!

[@eliesch]

gotta do what's best for yourself. best of luck to you Quadry. Follow your passions!

[@geoman2188]

No more game. Do this. In order to get your tip, text your customer. Tell the amount that --- give & tell the customer for survey purposes, ask how much they paid to the delivery driver. Food delivery company can read our text & you will know what the customer said. Then you will surprise 3 miles from $7 you accept the delivery. After delivery -- can’t hide the tip. From $7 to $36 after delivery. I text every customer so that I will know. I have screenshots. My acceptance rate now 33%, competition rate 99%, customer rate 5. Talk to your customer so that --will not get the tip from food delivery driver.

[@boogie56ace]

This is awesome thanks for your love. Keep it up Eli.

[@angelahall-sheisstriving4082]

Great advice & info as usual !! 🥰

[@MORRIGANYT]

Gotta grind out the rest of this year.

[@jamesandersonreviews]

Autonomous vehicles are too dangerous. They may be the future, but not as close as ppl think to actually being the norm.

[@eliesch]

Facts. It’s not for a while but when it happens it’s gonna happen. I’m pumped

[@raymondcunanan1135]

You are a smart man! Everything you said is true

[@alhart231]

That's why I don't do DD full time. It's mostly my way to keep my finances positive and work towards the things I would like to have that add personal value to life.

[@Spencerrcr]

This is a great video, but I can't help but think that drivers should privatize delivering. Link up with customers and do private delivery at a discounted rate, I'm surprised no driver has mad a driver friendly delivery app that puts more money in our pocket and saves the customers money too.

[@eliesch]

BIG BRAIN STUFF Spencer ...I like it!

[@errormac9]

You know what, I've dig through alot of your videos and have not seen any mention of your acceptance rating. What is your acceptance rate for doordash?

[@JahRootsRadio]

Bingo Eli you get it brother. Nothing lasts forever. I’ve been saying this awhile now and folks say no it can’t happen. Nature teaches us EVERYTHING IS FOR A SEASON. The LORD had purposed it this way. It is…..what it is!!!

[@eliesch]

love you JahRoots!

[@n0Drip]

Great video. I’ve planned my exit strategy and recently executed. Hows the pivot going?

[@socio424]

Hit me up. I wanna be interviewed on your channel about the dark side of DoorDash and how their employees and dashers get screwed. I got the deets!!!!!

[@jcgriffin4572]

Good stuff.

[@jesusvazquez3806]

Tuning in to see todays upload!!!

[@MrTommyboy80]

I enjoy this guy.

[@Sven989]

I'm door dashing as side hustle to help pay off some debts I owe after that I'm done for good. I'm glad to have a current job and not rely on Dashing to pay main bills.

[@zackwetzel2158]

Right on Eli. Especially as consumers are stretching their dollars.

[@raneshabrown4110]

Thank You for this

[@kozmo_ix]

we’re you thinking you were going to advance in the gig itself? did you think you would be the head honcho of Doordash? oh i’ve been working here 10 years and never moved up. that’s on you, these are stepping stones, use them accordingly and correctly. idk why you started off by saying you can’t move up. save better, have a plan and move into what you want. what it looks like you’re doing with youtube, and you’re on youtube bashing this option for others. wild.

[@bobg3221]

Just to get a view 😂

[@anthonyscott6352]

I feel! Preach.

[@TheLongIslandDashExperience]

Great message!

[@rchgoepp]

Yep, Shipt deactivated me. So out of necessity, I am planning my exit now.

[@vlogswithjerry9007]

🎯thanks for the info bro

[@LVDesert584]

already has

[@jeremyredandblueify]

I just need the money for the summer

[@eliesch]

Go grab yours! There's enough for all of us to eat 🍽

[@annunakian8054]

How'd u do this week? I bet u killed it. How much on the 4th?

[@eliesch]

nahhhhhh fam I didn't work the 4th. I really don't do gig work that much anymore. just 2 days a week, every Friday and a Saturday or Sunday.

[@neo8334]

Great message! i 100% agree

[@eliesch]

💯💯💯

[@devonnrasheed747]

EEEEEELI TALKIN DAT TALK !

[@commo_dore6492]

What do you think about other non driving gig apps like instawork and upwork? Maybe pairing those apps with door dash so that your not relying on one app

[@S1mL1fe]

Haha remember Amazon drones. Hahaha. All it takes is a few of those cars hitting people or accidents and bye bye autonomous delivery. Remember flying cars 😂. Nah it won’t be in your lifetime dude. I think fast food workers, waitresses and cashiers will be replaced because no one wants to work but not delivery for a long time. It’s all for marketing. I’ll wait if the metros start moving that direction I’ll still have time to make moves

[@khalidhassan9423]

ai’s are taking over? whats next? ai’s living in our home for us?

[@bradbeckett6189]

Well they would live with you if that's what you're asking unless they get violent and take you out then they would replace you

[@eliesch]

@@bradbeckett6189 we're DOOOOMED 😂😂😂

[@jaylenlenear7850]

I swear everytime I think about starting gig delivery jobs videos of how it's declining is the first thing I see. It's kind of depressing lol

[@eliesch]

It’s actually still very feasible to work gig apps I just don’t recommend this as a career

[@MusicToMurderWith]

@@eliesch Eli wasn’t wrong. Whole areas due to inflation, bad pay, etc are having no gig work offers of almost none anymore I was telling this to people months ago and I got a W2 again and now make more money than I was doing gig work

[@eliesch]

@@MusicToMurderWith I can still hit a consistent $300/day tho😂 Minneapolis is one of the few still feasible gig work markets

[@leadnsteel1428]

Let's see an autonomous car deliver to a 30th floor apartment or condo building lol. Also the more automation the less jobs and the less money people will have to pay for these products and services. Ai will never be able to mix with humans unless the government gives everyone 30000 a year. I make like 120k annually 30k wouldn't be enough to live on.

[@MrsDMG2024]

Oh wow and I’m just starting…. Interesting

[@pureakkuracy7510]

Idk who looked at this like a career😂it’s a great side hustle or could be a good short term full time job if anyone thought this would be their career then 😬

[@themidwestexpress]

Facts. Well said....

[@DylanMorehouse]

That’s exactly what I’ve said broski. We got a good 5-10 years left. LETS GET THIS BITCOIN SONNNN!!! I also cap out around 35/hr. I’m also a nurse so I have that as well as delivering if I don’t meet my investment goals by ~2032

[@eliesch]

why 2032 son??? We have ALL century to acquire this Bitcoin! but yeah, i love to see a hustler, nursing and delivering 💪🏼

[@DylanMorehouse]

@@eliesch thanks brother! Love your energy and vids my man! You motivate me to get after it!! But 2032 is when I hope to retire! Hoping to see a million dollar Bitcoin after the fifth halving in -2032

[@abrahamdelatorre3028]

ALREADY TRANSFERRED TO CARGO DELIVERY:.

[@computerlearingchannel4257]

Automated food delivery is just a disaster waiting to happen

[@eliesch]

lol facts i can already see the mishaps. but hey, failure is one step closer to success.

[@omega-nf5ku]

No one in here will be doordashing in 10 years even if it was still ongoing lol

[@partytime4963]

I def would. Great way to get paid while passing time

[@tigerone69]

Any work will collapse eventually. U can get fired from your job too. Duh